Is my only option to actually create an AddIn to accomplish this task? Is it possible to use VBA, store it in a ".dotm" (macro enabled template), which is loaded upon start of Outlook 2013, which always assigns a hotkey to a command (control/button) that lives within the Ribbon, and the ribbon-group comes Outlook doesn't provide the macro recorder. Does outlook 2013 offer "Record macro", same as Word does? I haven't found it. But it does not find the "Custom" ribbon control, which the Third Party AddIn adds, or well, it did. That this last code, does get the "Ribbon-controls", like "HOME", "VIEW", "DEVELOPER". Looking for something simple, like this (if this worked, I wouldnt have posted :P): Dim obj As Office.CommandBarControl
#Excel assign hotkey to macro windows
Even when posting within "outlook for developers", top related threads are for Word, Windows Desktop. PS: All suggestions, everywhere, are for Word. And if I did, how would I deploy it for all users (find the registry key you say? Is it even stored there or in a file.).įYI: This wysiwyg, gives me headache! Most likely the worst I've ever used! Funny!
I've tried looking around in File > Options > Customize Ribbon, but cannot seem to find anywhere to assign hotkeys. Is it possible to use VBA, store it in a ".dotm" (macro enabled template), which is loaded upon start of Outlook 2013, which always assigns a hotkey to a command (control/button) that lives within the Ribbon, and the ribbon-group comes fromģ. Does outlook 2013 offer "Record macro", same as Word does? I haven't found it.Ģ. The AddIn lives within the Ribbon of Outlook 2013.ġ. Sidenote: I am very familiar with Word and its macro's, VBA, AddIn's.Ī third party addin is installed for our users and now we want to assign a hotkey/shortcut, like "SHIFT+L", to run a command which lives within the said AddIn (Third Party AddIn). Been googling for several hours, and I cannot seem to find any answers to my simple questions.
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